2020
DOI: 10.1007/s40815-019-00796-7
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Power Load Forecast Based on Fuzzy BP Neural Networks with Dynamical Estimation of Weights

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“…At present, the common activation functions in deep learning models mainly include Tanh, ReLu, and Sigmoid functions. e Tanh function expression is shown in formula (11) [13], and the derivative function expression is shown in formula (12) [14]. ere is advantage of improving model training efficiency, but it is prone to zigzag phenomenon.…”
Section: Bridge Structural Damage Locationmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…At present, the common activation functions in deep learning models mainly include Tanh, ReLu, and Sigmoid functions. e Tanh function expression is shown in formula (11) [13], and the derivative function expression is shown in formula (12) [14]. ere is advantage of improving model training efficiency, but it is prone to zigzag phenomenon.…”
Section: Bridge Structural Damage Locationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…e ReLu function expression is shown in formula (13) [16], and the derivative function expression is shown in formula (14) [17]. Here, the problem of gradient disappearance can be effectively solved.…”
Section: Bridge Structural Damage Locationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Some typical models sought in previous studies include the ARIMA model, VAR model and VECM model. Over the past decade, computational power has becoming much more affordable, and the interest among researchers in building machine learning models aiming at offering good forecasts in economics and finance has been well documented (Ge, Jiang, He, Zhu, & Zhang, 2020;Yang & Wang, 2019), including, of course, forecasts of commodity prices for the agricultural market (Abreham, 2019;Ali, Deo, Downs, & Maraseni, 2018;Antwi, Gyamfi, Kyei, Gill, & Adam, 2022;Ayankoya, Calitz, & Greyling, 2016;Degife & Sinamo, 2019;Deina et al, 2021;Dias & Rocha, 2019;Fang, Guan, Wu, & Heravi, 2020;Filippi et al, 2019;G omez, Salvador, Sanz, & Casanova, 2021;Handoyo & Chen, 2020;Harris, 2017;Huy, Thac, Thu, Nhat, & Ngoc, 2019;Jiang, He, & Zeng, 2019;Khamis & Abdullah, 2014;Kohzadi, Boyd, Kermanshahi, & Kaastra, 1996;Kouadio et al, 2018;Li, Chen, Li, Wang, & Xu, 2020, Li, Li, Liu, Zhu, & Wei, 2020Lopes, 2018;Mayabi, 2019;de Melo, J unior, & Milioni, 2004;Melo, Milioni, & Nascimento J unior, 2007;Moreno et al, 2018;Naveena et al, 2017;Rasheed, Younis, Ahmad, Qadir, & Kashif, 2021;dos Reis Filho, Correa, Freire, & Rezende, 2020;Ribeiro & Oliveira, 2011;Ribeiro, Ribeiro, Reynoso-Meza, & dos Santos Coelho, 2019;Ribeiro & dos Santos Coelho, 2020;RL & Mishra, 2021;…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the early stage of fault recognition, the algorithms commonly used for building classification models include neural networks (NNs) [16], support vector machines (SVMs) [17], and their derivative methods. However, these "shallow structure" requires users to input the featureextracted data to effectively distinguish different fault types.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%